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The GSPCA are hugely grateful to Phoebe who has decided to raise funds to help the many animals at the GSPCA.
Phoebe will be writing lots of stories to raise money for GSPCA because she loves animals and really wants to help them.
Phoebe said "My name is Phoebe Copperwaite and I am 7 years old."
"Three of the things I love the most are reading, writing and animals."
"I spend hours at home writing stories and keep asking Mummy and Daddy to get them published so that I can sell them and use the money raised to help animals in need."
This week the GSPCA host animal charities from around the British Isles and Ireland to discuss best practice and challenges to the sector.
The focus of the meeting will be microchipping with leading experts from the sector visiting Guernsey to head a discussion panel to the charity members of the ADCH.
The GSPCA are extremely proud of Hannah Lesbirel who won gold in the ladies 200m's last week at the Island Games in Gotland.
Hannah works mainly in the GSPCA Charity Shop and also helps in other areas of the Shelter, but last week took gold and first place on a windy day in an amazing 24.69 seconds.
From all at the GSPCA a huge well done to Hannah and we look forward greeting you back at the Shelter as a real champion of Guernsey.
Tomorrow night the GSPCA have a special evening at the Charity Shop as we launch the reopening of our Charity Shop area.
Last Friday the wonderful staff from The Travel Corporation joined the team at the GSPCA for the third time this year.
This is the fourth year in a row team members from The Travel Corporation have helped at the GSPCA.
Tom Forman, Emma Kelly, Sarah Gaudion & Eleanor O’Donnell arrived at 9am had a short induction, quick picture with Lexi the akita in need of a home and GSPCA staff member Seb Goman.
Last Friday Stefania Mella from Credit Suisse gave up a day in the office to help out at the GSPCA.
We were pleased to welcome back Credit Suisse staff for the fourth year who are always a great help and support to the team at the Shelter and planning additional volunteer days with us later in the summer.
On Tuesday the GSPCA are holding a special training session to help rabbit owners and professionals that may work or care for bunnies due to the outbreak of RHVD2 recently.
The event is open to everyone and free of charge although donations are very much appreciated.
There is no need to book a space but if you could email your name and number and the names of anyone that might join you to [email protected] we can prepare the training room at the GSPCA in advance or please call 01481 257261.
On the 17th June the GSPCA joined La Houguette Primary School for their summer school fete.
In the wonderful sunshine the GSPCA had a fantastic afternoon and would like to thank all that supported and helped on what was a lovely afternoon with two of our resident tortoise.
A fantastic £200 was raised and many asked about the animals in need of homes at the GSPCA.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We had a wonderful afternoon at La Houguette Primary School Summer Fete and raised a wonderful £200 to help the 450+ animals in our care."
Earlier this week the GSPCA released information about a virus that has killed a number of rabbits in Guernsey called RHVD2 which can be seen by visiting - http://gspca.org.gg/blog/warning-all-rabbit-owners-rabbit-haemorraghic-viral-disease-2-killing-rabbits-guernsey
The newly floored and looking GSPCA Charity Shop has reopened its doors thanks to donations from the Mondomundi Group, DWA Flooring and a special thanks to the Work to Benefit team who carried out nearly all of the work.
To celebrate the new look Charity Shop and show case the wonderful looking facility we are inviting you to a free BBQ from 4pm on the 4th July and to a late night opening.
A selection of food will be served from 4pm until 730pm and refreshments including prosecco and soft drinks will be served free of charge.
The GSPCA is asking all rabbits to take great care as Rabbit Haemorraghic Viral Disease (RHVD2) variant 2 has been discovered here in Guernsey.
The fatal disease is a huge risk to unvaccinated rabbits and especially to those in outside enclosures.
The GSPCA has been in close communication with local vets and the States Vet after concerns of a possible disease affecting rabbits from around Guernsey over recent weeks.